The year is 1969-not only theseason of free lovebut the birth of Astro Zombies, a maniacal cult menace from horror creator Ted V. Mikels (The Corpse Grinders). An outlandish cinematic treat, Astro Zombies sets up a legacy of gut-wrenching gore and exploitation that has to be seen to be believed. Horroricon John Carradine (The Howling)is astro-scientist Dr. DeMarco, a manobsessed with the re-animation ofcorpsesin the privacy ofhis top secret laboratory. With the explicit help of two solar-poweredrobot zombies, a rampage ensues of the most violent kind leading Chinese communist spies,a fearless Mexican agentSatana (Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!) and an intrepid CIA agent Holman (Wendell Corey, Rear Window)on agrisly trail to get to the blood-soaked bottom of it all. Blending the best and worst of Ed Wood, Russ Meyer and George A. Romero, Astro Zombies stands on its own as a demented tribute to the undead.